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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

The Overland Route. the only line car
ryinx The United States Overland Maj
In addition g. TIE new system 81 check
ing hsxKaes taroakb FROM Esslern points %
the Pacific c lsst NsA CO aEence sunday.
December 4 70 r1n thr0ueh siespers on ali
trains between Council Blafs. Omaba san
francisCe and los Aneeies- Also bet Veen
Ksnsss City and og1sn on The Overland
Flyer. ssvinx ens cay 10 sil Csif0rnis and
Oregon points. making ths tine from ths
Missour River % TIE Paste Cosss IN
saVenty-ons hours. Eieczat Pa.lmsu Pai
ace Car Siescsls and modern day COACHES
are sIso Fnn % a. throuzh trains
Eating ao1ses are RoH unaeS t5e super-
vssinu ~ TIE conps8T sn3 EseEss iara s8ea
~ he Pacific H0tsl CompsnT sre ansar-
psssed
IL csmpiss1cs Eith tae Ulsh oi or pat
r01s zsoEz the the. niFht traas between
Omaha. Gsunel Bats ard Aaasss City
AaVe seea cas xes - o&g trans CHAR
cars uiIl sfiI ran ia B~strics frss cf crarzs.
Fhi-c-ciese rssssness Slsnins ~ take 4
var staze qE icv Fatss wi8 slii - rsF-ie8 cr
rsxssr tare1zh trans sunDing f-=s fsasi- =
sleeoerS. Fer farlhsr lefcr-n2fioa s5srs s
= s Trssz1s
Genefsl Psssenxer and TIckes Ayent
sHsbs. Nse.
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WEARE HAIRY

And our customers are happy. We have
the largest anu best selected stock of fine
jewelry, gold and silver watches, diamonds,
silverware. etc, in Western Michigan. and
the people of Grand Rapids and surround
ing country are just beginning TO learn
that the very best place TO buy the very
best goods known to the trade is where
such goods are kept in large variety and
where every customer is courteousiy treated
and allowed to make his own price. As
we wish 10 quit the retail business every
thing must and will be sold. Come early
before the stock Is depleted and get Just
what you want atyour own price ! would
take this occasion to respectfully notify all
who are indebted 10 me on book account
that unless such accounts are settled before
January 1, 1883, they will be placed in the
hands of nay attorney for collection. as
am determined to close mp this buSiness.
JoHS +. HoNAS, Is Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
FOR THE NEWSBOYS.
The Kids Will Not BE Forgotten Christ
mas.

mas.
The newsboys and bootblacks are begin
ming to feel happy in anticipation of the
grand Christmas tree festival to be given
them December % by the Willing Workers.
The little fellows who ply their vocation on
the streets in this biting, cold wealth
er, earning an odd penny here
and there with which to support
themselves, and perhaps a broken-down
parent, an invalid brother or sister, or
harder still, n mother and her family of
little ones. are more deserving than any
other class Of laborers. Among them are
some of the brightest, smartest lads that
are 10 be found Although denied the priv
ilegss and benefits of an education. their
fund OF knowledge and bright witticisms
would surprise even the college-b bred student
They are diamonds in the rough
and unpolished as they ws, there light is
not permitted TO shine forth 70 the world
Several merchants and business men have
generously contributed to the fund of III .
society, which is doing = noble work aud
one that will greatly assist In fitting these
little waits for Their future lives
as men and citizens OF the United
States. J. ". Rosenthal, OF the Tower
Clothing Company, was among the
first 10 render assistance and City Clerk
Belknsp is interesting himself in the Efforts
being msde for the benefit of the boys. A
little knot Of bootblacks were congregased
in the Arcade the other day discussing the
news shout the coming festival which one
Of them bad Just read OF in the TkLEsRkN-
HERALD.
We'll boys. rs Of the 'pinion that they's
real good In thinkin' Of rs poor kids.
spoke up a slim little fellow, and look OF
deep intelligence shot across his pi1ched
c0untenan ..
-'Yes'n I'm goin' to be better kid after
this I amt going to swear or do anything
wrong. not from nOv till after the Christ
mas tree. snt maybe Ill get one Of The
prizes sad A second.
Il wonder shat makes them ladies and
gentlemen ss nice and kind - Hs fellows
when We never done nOthin' for them, in
auired a third.
A little cariy headed blue
eyed newsbov. who had ssuntsrsd NJ ia the
useantirrs answered the query. II guess it
uaust Be hccaase God tells en- 70. be said.
and "a h1Sh of expectancy fell over the
htfle group. he continued Mother says
the good Lord always fnds some wav to
take esre Of his children. s1d lots Of tines
he tells sn some way Or cthsr how 60 DO ia.
Navse He told Nr. Mathers0n snd their
ether folks - give ~ festival. snyhow n
roin 70 thank HIM when I say my prayers
tlniznt.
Ehe evss of some of the bovs were nsoisf
a. thcv t1raei away ln search 81 customers.
anf nniouhtealv ulentai resolves 70 Go bet
ter were made hv s~erv one Of thera.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

% yoa knsN, As sesazisy
sss1ssa p.kse4 salrs.l- lae.
Aas. - Isll n1s Aas4 .lea
s.s sr1a4 chfo81e Ws4k e4l-eYzl
Esfsslf t1s m1sz eBAse a.sea - tes
Nat-A I Locked t<n 80 Sa 1E l4sn
really uss. sa1 I feit raea i.ils 81 Eaea
!. 1asx n9zhi8s "a i Hcgta asl1g tsr 4
esss 81 psxlsncsd az lhoss s. ~ s-sf1s NY
sci. VEL VEL. I .zs saxec 81 t1s
slsfsnEa hour from tie eoa3ra isslen 81 A
deed wniea saGGisT q tbink ~ a Ifisce
a1ssss uss ~ tsAe Dr. PlsEees fzvefile
fEsscEipkiaa. | aad 50. IL a. llcre1ioiy
saeFt line | tsli hks = nes beng. re
.fsescFi pGoa' cared 4e. and i oes Dr.
flsFes asot of gssas11s wkieh l can
1steF repay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
AP.n y rsss. sArss w.

II. tssrcs p-s4z4ak fask4iise Fx Lets ais
fkGfeasif< - Sc. a. cefx0ss- A lev q
Iaska 16ttis c.8cs 14kea - shs righs
~an<. sll1 Df1ls - PSase aAa ~ laeon ven,
lSlS'<- etll ac12zli Pisa sDzE uany dollars
1il1 nlu-l s4cFl--s " aIas Vii AL 10 DO
sslsf Disease e1e= holds yo0 slkA hls iron
gf4sf. Coasts pat1oa feliesea, fks Lses
regulated. t1s BLOOD psFins1. xill fsr.lly
AGAINST fssefs apd al Contagious diseases.
Persons Intending lrayel, chznEias dat
SkIeF I'D clAmste, wsil tad lnsaloaole DR.
f-efess P.eAsant PaFsAuss EslleIs. Ia
yl3ts coayenle1t 70 carry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

No more thorough success was ever effect
ed through the medium of originality of
ideas as applied to business than the one
presented yesterday in the Boston Store.
The crowd was simply immense. and the
business done must have been extraordi-
nary. This fact demonstrated to every one
with eyes half open. brushes aside with
almost plying touch, the old fogyism,
which could see nothing in the magnificent
scheme but failure. One more day of this
tne and charitable idea in the interest of
the Little Sisters of the Poor. aud that one
day is today The proDrietors are equally
as sanguine today. and we wish them the
same success.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Ia order - close up ny wood yard by
the nfst dsy o. January / bsse concluded
10 sell good afy nsFd wood. Of al lengths
3t y wholesale Iifices. Ali OF nay Old cus
toners aad dealers Also can secure = bar
gam by calling 81 once. ! sill sci IA SNAIL
or large lots IA the yard or by the car load
- Il arrives Iais i he test ehsnes you
vii haze tbs year % get yoaF wocd st
reasonable prices. C4ii at once 81 yard
corner of Fourth ana West Dislss0n-s.., or
telephone 6lJl. L u. kfkAE4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Winchester's Hypophosphite of Lime
and Soda will promptly and radically cure
Consumption, and absolutely prevent it's
development in all cases of predisposition
or threatened attack For weak Lungs,
Chronic Bronchitis. Dyspepsia or Inoi-
gestion. General Debility, Nervous Prosua-
tion, Loss of Vigor and Appetite, and ell
diseases arising from Poverty of the Blood,
being unequalled as Yitaiizing Tonic, and
Brain, Nerve and Blood Fool. To be pro-
cured at all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Se-wah-ke-xau Tribe No. y. Improved
lrisr of Red Men. of IBIS cif7. has received
from Giiche G8nse Frine. Of Ishpsming.
the sr'ish end covefe1 with elegant crimson
vef~et on Which a band rsinrsd toe IN
sc7iptiou. Banner Tribe ef N,shigsn, l. q.
~ n n,akffg a ceantf1l efscL The
brucm vi Be hung IN toe wigvsru.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

FaNsr5 ". MetheanT and Mss Julia A.
Hosev were married yesterday morning IS
her honse. Bishop Gillespie cficfassd and
stoat seventy trends and reiafires ~
nassesi The ceremonies The aifair wss "A
frf1rsaai aad = very harry ere. Aflsr tae
vedtiiag breaSfsss NJ ard M. Mstseauv
lsff Cor ChicRxo on s~O weeks MP. Both
sre tsvcFfes IN sociefy ard Save hosts o.
fri~nds wao -ia sxtsad - se>a saeir god
wishes
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

The Eleven O'clock Toast OF the 3. z.
%. Elks is known all over the world. Its
sentiment IL genuine and J. &. Sullivan &
Co, the well known cigar manufacturers of
Detroit have named their latest and best
brand ''The Eleven O'clock Toast" For
sale bv all best dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

r. e Hsysiesi rss ast TeeS csa vsssins
for ne NssenN Home "a Big Rapids. sri
ne rsrorts the hirxsst weeks business he
Ass sone. IN We,si~iiie. IA iess than f,nr
Hr,urs he secsrsi ovsr ~ II that sec-
ton ~ tie safe TIE vsrfneSt feeling fisr the
Masonic Home seems - rrevaH sinlssst
sre~v k.srri oefnE Wiling - subscribe
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

| extend a special invitation to all who
enjoy etchines to call and see The Syn
dies" by Charles Koepping after Rem
brandt. Gallery open from a. NJ. until
u. m. A. III. FowLE
81 Ionia-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
"KIrNEss. I"

IL is particularly requested that ell per
sons not Immediately interested in the
dancing for the kirmess will not attend the
rehearsals.
BY order Of the Executive Committee
HRs. g. 4. JoHssoN,
II ~. Gas. H. PERKIys,
NRs. DR. FAN,
MRs r. h. CHuBCH.
Ma. 2 r. l. PgfscE
MRs. DE ksGFrr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

II. Leonard Sons & Co.'S stores, % and 81
Monroe-st will be open Wednesday even
ing OF this week and also Wednesday
evening ofsnext week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

10 q ~ T.
me hsfiers not received
Ard again ! wsS deceived
Through Hope.
For Hope sake T an griev-d
a. m her believed
fariufu Hope.
IRE time a. sst las rcFne
- aen .iefe~-rt, hrr@s maze a sim
a1l,e .co mlch
81 kr ~teetir1 : fsnre.
80. Al ,rss sNas cnt charce.
NereiV such
EeEr M@Ft0vn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Go to kiunes's yard aud see how he !,
selling wood. lie beats them all
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

L. T. Kinney is selling wood at whole
sale prices. Read kisad. in another col
umn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

A Fancy Work Department.
4 Stall for Useful Articles.
A Candy Kitchen.
An Art Gallery.
4 New England Supper each. evening,
besides refreshments. Admission. free :.
All donated articles should be brought 10
the hall by Tuesday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Tfsil so-csi 81 remedies have tailed. pr
49, cAtarTh Remssiy car>el
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
UxIyEasALIsr FAIR.

The ladies of the Universalist Society will
hold a fair in the Royal Arcanum Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday, afternoon and
evening, December 8 and 7. There will
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-12

ed 10 him Messrs. Parker and Harris Of
Lincoln's Inn; and my friend Mr.. Parker
has the custody of the will at present"
lie sat down again. 1t did not need a very
sharp eye TO discover the eagerness i'm his
face. He had fawned upon and fattered
and courted and spied for Mr.. GaScoigne for
two years; he had lied TO incriminate his
nephews, lied TO inculpate his nieceS, work
ed himself asSlduously into favor; and now
the reward was TO come. Others noticed
the look, others who knew nothing Of all
that knew of Mr.. Garden; and some Of the
servants stared at him.
AS for GwendOline and Hilda, they sat
white and calm, to all appearance without
emotion; but Gwendoline's teeth were set
in her neither lip, and she did not raise her
eyes for one instant.
Mr.. Parker ignorant of all the hopes and
fears surging in the breasts Of those around
him, produced the blue document, broke
the seals, and read as follows in a business
like manner.
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tnan they had got, and do not THINK any
OF them regretted greatly the peculiar way
In which Mr.. Gascoigne had chosen 10 set
tie the family feud. For the Thornes, too,
were an honorable family, and the daughter
OF my father was no unfit match for the heir
Of st. Gabriels Grange and the name OF
GaScoigne.
Gilbert himself was puzzled as much as
any one, and even declared doubt as TO
whether the accepted reading Of the will
could be correct
ut seems 10 me, he said that my uncle
rather intended 10 prevent you from marry
ing me by leaving more than can ever offer
you, and a house from which he exiled me-"
told him he had been lawyer so long,
he could scarcely believe in commOn-senSe
views Of things; and then he laughed and
said my wealth had made me impertinent.
But his brOws remained knitted and his eyes
grave.
| thought Mr.. GascOigne's nieces were
wonderfully good 10 me, seeing that they
must have expected 10 inherit the Grange.
To be sure, Lord Martin POmeroy had his
own beautiful house, Lord Ormsby was ex-
ceedngly rich, and Uric GascOigne had not
looked for so much as he was to get with
his pretty wife. and would, | was sure, pre-
fer that Gilbert should succeed to his right
full property. But still the house was so
beautiful, the property so fine, and myself
such mere stranger and interlOper, that
wished hundred times a day my kind &C.
centric old master had consented freely TO
forgive his nephew in the face of the world,
and spared me this painful and anomalous
position.
However, for time there was no change
In their manner, except that Annis was
more affectionate and TRANQUILITY happy than
ever. Hilda showed no sign, and GwendO-
line was strangely passive. | thought the
calm was the calm of fair and settled wealth
er; but the air was too still for that. TWAS
like the stiffness Of the electricity-charged
atmosphere, when birds are silent and the
elements breathless before the thunder
storm.
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BLOOD POISON.

Three years ago contracted blood poison.
applied TO a physician at once aud his treat
ment came near killing me. ] employed an
old physician and then went TO Ky. then
went to Hot Springs and remained two months,
hut nothing seemed TO cure me permanently,
although temporary relief was given me. My
condition grew desperate and applied 20 u
noted quack, but did not improve. then
used a preparation which was prescribed
gratis" but IL contained too much alcohol
and aggravated my snifeTings. then placed
myself under the treatment OF a noted Nash
vile physician and for a time was benefited,
but by fall l returned home IA ruined man,
physically and financially, with but little pros
poets of ever getting well. My money being
exhausted, | did not know what 10 do. In
May, 1875. my mother persuaded me To get a
bottle OF Is II. Is. made In Atlanta) and did
so to crafty her, but 10 my utter astOnish-
ment had not finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had been healed.
To the present time have used Ave bottles
and have received more benefit than from all
the rest combined: and am satisfied that Is.
Il. u. Is the most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and | urge all afflicted young
IN, n to try one single bottle and be convinced.
! can truly say think Il the best medicine in
the world. Il. I. HALLERTON.1 II
Macon, Ca, May I, 1856.
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VERY NERVOUS.

For many years ] have been afflicted with
Rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion finally added to my
misery and | soon became feeble and very
nervous aud my whole system was pros.
trated. Several physicians were employed
and numerous patent medicines resoTtea to
without benefit. After seeing so many testi-
monials eNtoling the wonderful merit OF Il.
b. b., | commenced its use. and the effect was
like magic. Rheumatic pain ceased. my kid
neys were relieved and my constitution i'm
proved at once. and checrfully recommendit
to others who may be similarly afflicted.
Mss s. TOMLISsON.
Atlanta Ga, NAV l. 1876
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GEO. M. HOLMGREEN & SONS

NOx>>N trife with any Throat or
OON - Lung Disease. II you have
a Cough or Cold, or the children arc
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and DOC
For Sale by Ragland &. Kennedy.
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On sn Ss 5saR npsn nsRst s6 as m
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities THE Blood. Inevery form of Scrof-
;nU UuS, phamots I hss ~ Is
For Sale by Ragland & Kennedy. 1y
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Saloon, and Billiard Parlor.
VIM. REUTER- GEO REUTER-
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NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has NowiTwo Trains. Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes in force TO-DAY, giving two trains daily, AS
follows:
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April 81, 1886.
After using u. u. Is. unhesitatingly state
that II did more good for my Kidney Com
plant than all other remedies combined. Its
action is speedy and cheerfully recommend
II for Kidney arrangements. q
II. II. CALLAHAN.Q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-12

lob PRINTING-Of every description, done
~ at the LIGHT office. Satisfaction given
very time. or money refunded.
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IN nnn Subscribers to the WEEKLY LIGHT
lU,UUU wanCed, at only 81 a year.
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TINHREE FINE LOTS FOR S75-LOts !, 2, and
/ 3, in block 80, original city lot No. 3, range
2, east side of San Antonio river. T. d. JOHN
BON LIGHT office. g2-tf
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Bargains.--For Sale, For Rent.

/O~VVVO~-NTIO=U-
TINWO-Fine building lots for sale, size 1l0xl70
i feet, in block 1877, west of San Pedro creek,
adjoining Krisch property. Inquire of T. B.
Johnson, LIGHT office
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RAILRoADi TIME TABLE.
S. A. g. A. p. Railroad.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Until further notice, our trains will run
ly Except Sunday as follows:
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~ Hacks Noe. 10, II, IL, ID, IA, lb. Under.
taker's office, "a Blum street, and Stables, OPP
poste MeDger Hotel Bodies embalmed and
shipped TO all points in the Union. Only White
Hearse In the city. Open day and night Tels
phohs No II
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-06
Killing White Grubs.

The larva of the May beetle, usually
called the white grub, is the insect
which most often eats the young pota-
toes, causing the scab or scaly appear
ance of the maturedtubers. This larva
lives in the soil three years, and the
best means of graduating the pest is to
throw out the field from the rotation
and turn in hogs to root out the pest.
In relation to destroying insect pests
generally, the application of salt must
be excessive, so much so as to injure
crops. Lime has no influence on soil
insects unless applied in immoderate
quantities, and even then there is no
definite conclusion that lime will de-
stroy.-Fdrm, Field and Stockman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-06
How Hair-Pins Are Made.

The machinery used in the manufac-
ture Of hair-pins is Of delicate and
intricate character, AS the prices at
which pins are sold necessitate the
cheapest and most rapid process, which
can only be procured by automatic
machines. The wire is made express
" for the purpose and put up in large
coils. which are placed in a clamp,
which carries il TO the machine while
Strengthening it; from there IT runs in
to another machine. which cuts, bends,
and by delicate, instantaneous pro-
cess sharpens the points. Running at
full speed these machines will turn out
l20 hair-pins every minute. To econ
omize, it is necessary to keep them
working night and day. The difficult
part is the enameling, which is done by
dipping in a preparation and baking
in an oven. Here is where the most
careful attention is required, as the pin
must be perfectly smooth and the en-
amcl have perfect polish. The
slightest particle of dust causes imper-
fections and roughness. which is OBJ
jcctionable. Boston Budget
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-06

An Arab just arrived in this CONN.,
Try gives his name as Musta bin Tasep.
we expect it must, but the uncertainty
OF the thing is annoying. to say the
least.
Did you have all your lessons at
school to-day, little boyp" Eyes. sir
an more, too" "More than all your
lessonsP" Eyes, sir; a lickin'Ir'~
Harper's Bazaar.
"A Natural Request. 10
introducing his English cousin to some
american oysters-English cousin Jim.
ploringly)-"You carve, deah how.
you re more used to it than I am ~
Tid-Bits. "'n'
Altered by His SURROUNDINGS
hes been sung as battle-scnrred ha.
VINO reloiced In the cannon's sound.
out ais martial soul sinks to zero
whenever his wife's around.
=, Puck.
-. M,Merchant-"Beg pardon, but your
OIL is sixty marks and YOU have rive,
me only fifty" Poet-"But don,3 vo,,
know that it is poets first princ;n,s
10 leave something to the Imagination ~,
-fHeoende. Rlatte,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-06

now that we have had MARRIAGES
oy telegraph, by telephone and bv
proxy, the next innovation upon tho
sacred ceremony to be expected is mar
rage on the installment plan.-Lomeu
Citizen. ''"'''
John, what is that macmillan
smell'' The hour was late and he
mad just returned from the lodoe
That is the incense we use in on.
iodge-room, my dear" "If that's ali
you go to the lodge for. don't 500
why you can't buy few bottles Of !,
ana keep it in the house in case of s;ct
ness Christian at Work.
"A "Lover of Animals want. -
know II we don't want some good doc
storiesP Indeed we do; send 'em ripb1
aiong' We don't want them for NH.
,ication, but for private circnlat f
lou see' we have just bought a doc
''ha we want all the good dog stories
we can collect to tell about him. W.
nave kept dogs before. -Bardstt.. wv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-06
OCULAR ADVICE,
How the Human Eyes May BE Kept in
Serviceable Condition.

How the Human Eyes MAY Be Kept in
Serviceable Condition.
Do not walk with your eyes on the
ground; the gravel is apt to wear the
sight off
Never get up in the morning until
you have first opened your eyes, if it
takes you until noon.
Many a young man has young
woman in his eye, who will effectually
impair his sight the remainder of his
life.
Never throw your eyes suddenly to
the hard pavement; you are likely to
cripple them.
Do not try to look too far into the
he depths of the eyes of the young
lady; 1t is certain to make you near
sighted
When people tell you they see mis-
chief in your eyes, you should go to an
oculist and have it removed.
In keeping one eye on your neigh
Dor, you should frequently change the
eye.
lknow young man who permenent-
ly injured his eyes by trying to see the
bald spot coming on top of his head.
Some men have glass for an eye.
That is bad, but it is worse to have an
eye for the glass.
1t is said to be good thing to keep
an eye out" but it is better to keep
Two eyes in.
Never slrain your eyes in trying to
see the good you have done in the
world
. her great oculists besides myself.
have asserted that the best thing for
eyes IS never to call another man a
liar. -A. W Be'laW. in lid Bis.